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Foreword
François Bourricaud
Introduction
I. Freedom and Equality
1. Aristocracy and Democracy
2. Liberty and Equality
II. Democracy in America and n France
3. The Primacy of Law
4. Democratic Government
5. Political Interlude: From America to Parliament
III. Democracy and Revolution
6. Enlightenment or Barbarism
7. Prosperity or Misery
8. Democratic or Revolution
9. Servitude or Freedom
Conclusion: The Amibivalence of Democracy
Selected Bibliography
Notes
Index
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Thomas Connolly
reviewed Tocqueville and the Two Democracies on June 18, 2018
Tocqueville and the Two Democracies
Worth reading the new version with postscript by John Golding's successor as Newcastle Under Lyme's MP. The parallels with today and the guide to action is clear.
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